Editing Israel Broadcasting Authority (section)

==Radio stations==
[[File:Kobi-Barkai.jpg|thumb|{{ill|Kobi Barkai|he|קובי ברקאי}} reading the hourly news cast in [[Kol Israel]] studios]]
''[[Kol Yisrael]]'' ("The Voice of Israel") is the collective name for IBA's radio networks, as well as for the international service.
* ''Reshet Aleph'' ("Network A"): arts and culture radio station.
* ''Reshet Bet'' ("Network B"): popular [[news]], current events, and talk radio station.
* ''Reshet Gimmel'' ("Network C"): radio station devoted to promoting [[Israeli music]].
* ''Reshet Dalet'' ("Network D"): radio station in Arabic, featuring a combination of talk and (generally) classical [[Arabic music]].
* ''[[Israel Radio International|Reka]]'' or ''Reshet Klitat 'Aliya'': radio for recent immigrants to Israel, broadcasts in 13 languages (mostly [[Russian language|Russian]]). This service was formerly known as "Kol Zion La-Golah" ("Voice of [[Israel]] abroad") and ''Reshet Heh'' ("Network E").
* ''88FM'': radio for 'quality music': adult contemporary, jazz, classic rock, alternative, progressive rock, and world music. This service was operated between 1995–2017 and used the 88[[FM broadcasting|FM]] frequency that was formerly used by ''Kol Haderech Le'assakim'' ("Voice of the road for business").
* ''Kol Ha-Musika'' ("The Voice of Music"): a radio station devoted to [[Classical music]].
* ''Moreshet'': Tradition and culture radio station